Carl Eugene Watts (1953- 2007) killing (1974- 1982)
BIOGRAPHY
Watts was born in Killeen, Texas, 1953. His father was Richard Eugene Watts and mother, Dorothy Mae Young. His dad was a soldier and mom was a kindergarten art teacher. Starting from a child, Watts had daydreamed about killing girls and women. When he was 15, he already committed a murder. He suffered from a disease called meningitis. Watts showed horrible performance in school, and was often bullied at school. Watts went to college not by grades but by earning a football scholarship to Lane College.
Eugene was the first serial killer known to have obtained immunity. Eugene committed more than 80 murders. Watts usually killed white females because he said that white females seemed evil. He felt like he had to kill. He died of cancer at 2007.
Victim profiles
On October 8th and 31st, 1979, Carl killed two women Peggy Pochmara who was 22 years old and Jeanne Clyene who was 44 years old, one strangled and one stabbed, respectfully. On the year of 1980, he killed six women Hazel Connof, Denise Dunmore, Shirley Small, Linda Monteiro, all strangled and Glenda Richmond and REbecca Huff stabbed. As you can observe from the names, these names are common names of women. Carl, as a African American, killed mainly white women since he observed evilness in woman's eyes. He didn't have anything against them, it was just that he felt like he was in need to kill them and he couldn't control himself. He had to kill them in some ways.
Method of Operation
He believed that drowning women would account for preventing their spirits from escaping their body. That was one of his methods. He usually drove before he killed his victims. He was known for stalking women and then killing them. He wasn't those men who raped the women and killed them. He refused to make a contact with the women. He killed 14-34 years of females using the method of strangling, stabbing, and drowning. Most common tool that he used were tools made out of metals.
Carl Eugene Watts (1953- 2007) killing (1974- 1982)
BIOGRAPHY
Watts was born in Killeen, Texas, 1953. His father was Richard Eugene Watts and mother, Dorothy Mae Young. His dad was a soldier and mom was a kindergarten art teacher. Starting from a child, Watts had daydreamed about killing girls and women. When he was 15, he already committed a murder. He suffered from a disease called meningitis. Watts showed horrible performance in school, and was often bullied at school. Watts went to college not by grades but by earning a football scholarship to Lane College.
Eugene was the first serial killer known to have obtained immunity. Eugene committed more than 80 murders. Watts usually killed white females because he said that white females seemed evil. He felt like he had to kill. He died of cancer at 2007.
Victim profiles
On October 8th and 31st, 1979, Carl killed two women Peggy Pochmara who was 22 years old and Jeanne Clyene who was 44 years old, one strangled and one stabbed, respectfully. On the year of 1980, he killed six women Hazel Connof, Denise Dunmore, Shirley Small, Linda Monteiro, all strangled and Glenda Richmond and REbecca Huff stabbed. As you can observe from the names, these names are common names of women. Carl, as a African American, killed mainly white women since he observed evilness in woman's eyes. He didn't have anything against them, it was just that he felt like he was in need to kill them and he couldn't control himself. He had to kill them in some ways.
Method of Operation
He believed that drowning women would account for preventing their spirits from escaping their body. That was one of his methods. He usually drove before he killed his victims. He was known for stalking women and then killing them. He wasn't those men who raped the women and killed them. He refused to make a contact with the women. He killed 14-34 years of females using the method of strangling, stabbing, and drowning. Most common tool that he used were tools made out of metals.
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Bibliography
Black, Bela. "Carl Eugene Watts (coral) – Serial Killer." American Serial Killers. N.p., 14 Dec 2009. Web. 7 Dec 2010. <http://americanserialkillers.com/articles/carl-eugene-watts-coral/>.
"America's Famous Serial Killers!." DirJournal Info Blog. N.p., 14 Dec 2009. Web. 7 Dec 2010. <http://www.dirjournal.com/info/americas-famous-serial-killers/>.
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